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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1886
Page
7
A man guides a woman away as another couple approaches. The woman blushes and bows, while the narrator contemplates losing her again. Harding hints at jealousy as Mauleverer’s rival race against a millionaire sparks tension in a dramatic moment.
The piece argues French politics tilt toward a strong man like Gen Boulanger as Europe awaits a decisive shift. It likens the populace’s hero desire to a king fantasy and notes the press and public debate over war minister Boulan ger in the de Preyelliet government.
Critics praise E W Howe as a busy young newspaper man and promising author. The review notes touches of pathos and prose worthy of Thackeray, but says his best work is yet to come. It highlights The Mystery of the Larus and The Wedd Pace as early works from the same quiet style.
A historical piece describes Nova Scotia’s push to repeal the union with Canada and join the United States, citing geography that blocks eastern trade, rising taxes, and declining commerce. It notes longsettled colonial roots, resistance to Liberal reforms, and potential impact on U S import tariffs and regional politics.
Gen. William F Rogers of Buffalo is rumored to replace S P Rounds as public printer. The post oversees about 2500 employees and over two million dollars yearly for printing and binding government publications. Rogers’s career includes Buffalo newspapers and public office roles, with a family background in printing.
The Senate swiftly confirms George A. Jenks of Pennsylvania as solicitor general after rejecting John Goode of Virginia. Jenks’ nomination follows a tumultuous period with doubts about sustaining a fit incumbent. The report notes social commentary on equality and public life surrounding this high government post.
Samuel Jones Tilden was buried at New Lebanon, Columbia County, on Saturday Aug 7. The obituary recalls his single life, presidential speculations, and role as a political organizer. The piece notes his Greystone grave, public ceremonies, and his 7 million dollar estate with many heirs.
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